Übersetzung für "Werden rau" in Englisch

This may get a bit rough, baby.

This era can get a little, uh, rough.

Yeah. Well... it's gonna be rough on him for a few days.

Why don't you just tell everybody that it'll be rough.

The butchers must be removed before they become rough and overgrown.

Civic personalities to attend the opening ceremony include German President Johannes Rau and Premier Gerhard Schröder.

They become drunk, raucous, crude, rude, and cause much disturbance.

In case of the absence of fluid, our lips become rough and cracked.

The impact of sunlight and precipitation often renders wooden surfaces rough and also discolours them.

You will be notified as soon as Alinka is in stock again?

You know, he's a pretty damn good guy to have around when things get rough.

With the Buyi, Tay–Nùng, and other northern Tai speakers, they are sometimes known as the Rau or Rao.

The foundation is valuable because it can be used on any site, even rough.

Lasting damage to the fiber would result in a rough paper product that would disintegrate easily when wet, which would render the fiber product less absorbent and virtually useless.

A non-porous and waterproof material, porcelain can be used in contrasting ways, rough and opaque on the outside, glossy enamel on the inside, and white or black for the chromatic choices.

If the relationship with the spouse rough, they will be able to stabilize them.

However, one should be careful here as the water can get rough when the wind blows.

If things will become too rough and you need to drop out, then the broker automatically loses a client.

One of these days a virus is going to beat Microsoft to the punch and the consequences are going to be pretty rough.

They really get off on being filled from both ends and love it when their masters get rough during sex.

The smooth inner walls of their arteries become rough, clogged and rigid when plaques are deposited over time.

"The tone and attitude in debates can be boorish, but I don't think it stops women getting things done.

There is a ferry from the Spanish harbour of Cádiz to Lanzarote, although the traverse is quite long and can get rough at times, so unless you really like sea voyages (or you have a car to transport) you are probably better off travelling by air.

Such practices contravene the 2010 agreement in Nagoya, Japan, by the Convention on Biological Diversity, which states that the benefits arising from the use of genetic resources should be shared in a fair and equitable wayw2 (Rau, 2010).